1 Let Y;, i = 1,...,n be independent N(Bo + Y;ß1,o²) and let W1,..., Wmbeindependent N(Y + w;Y1, o²), with known, and non-random, numbers y1,..., Yn; W1, . .. , Wn.Construct a test of Ho : B1 = Y1 against H. : B1 7 Y1.

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